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Install for Color Lens

If you read a ton of content on your Galaxy S8, you might consider downloading the Android Oreo update for this feature.

Samsung's Experience 9.0 user interface comes with a new Color Lens feature that could help prevent eye strain when you're reading content on your phone. 

If you find it hard to read content on a white screen, and you're running Android Oreo, you can go into your Settings > Accessibility > Vision > Color Lens and change the color.

Color Lens allows you to change the opacity of the color via a slider and you can choose from Blue, Azure, Cyan, Spring Green, Orange, Red, and many others.  

If your eyes have started to hurt while reading, it's definitely worth a shot.